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Encyclopedia > 1971 NHL Amateur Draft

The 1971 NHL Amateur Draft was held at the Queen Elizabeth Hotel in Montreal, Quebec, Canada.

Contents
1 Selections by Round

1.1 Round 1
1.2 Round 2
1.3 Round 3
1.4 Round 4
1.5 Round 5
1.6 Round 6
1.7 Round 7
1.8 Round 8
1.9 Round 9
1.10 Round 10

Selections by Round

Below are listed the selections in the 1971 NHL Amateur Draft.

Selections By Round

Round 1 | Round 2 | Round 3 | Round 4 | Round 5 | Round 6 | Round 7 | Round 8 | Round 9 | Round 10 |

Round 1

1. Guy Lafleur - Montreal Canadiens


2. Marcel Dionne - Detroit Red Wings


3. Jocelyn Guevremont - Vancouver Canucks


4. Gene Carr - St. Louis Blues


5. Rick Martin - Buffalo Sabres


6. Ron Jones - Boston Bruins


7. Chuck Arnason - Montreal Canadiens


8. Larry Wright - Philadelphia Flyers


9. Pierre Plante - Philadelphia Flyers


10. Steve Vickers - New York Rangers


11. Murray Wilson - Montreal Canadiens


12. Dan Spring - Chicago Blackhawks


13. Steve Durbano - New York Rangers


14. Terry O'Reilly - Boston Bruins


Round 2

15. Ken Baird - California Golden Seals


16. Henry Boucha - Detroit Red Wings


17. Bobby Lalonde - Vancouver Canucks


18. Brian McKenzie - Pittsburgh Penguins


19. Craig Ramsay - Buffalo Sabres


20. Larry Robinson - Montreal Canadiens


21. Rod Norrish - Minnesota North Stars


22. Rick Kehoe - Toronto Maple Leafs


23. Dave Fortier - Toronto Maple Leafs


24. Michel DeGuise - Montreal Canadiens


25. Terry French - Montreal Canadiens


26. Dave Kryskow - Chicago Blackhawks


27. Tom Williams - New York Rangers


28. Curt Ridley - Boston Bruins


Round 3

29. Rich Leduc - California Golden Seals


30. Ralph Hopiavouri - Toronto Maple Leafs


31. Jim Cahoon - Montreal Canadiens


32. Joe Noris - Pittsburgh Penguins


33. Bill Hajt - Buffalo Sabres


34. Vic Venasky - Los Angeles Kings


35. Ron Wilson - Minnesota North Stars


36. Glen Irwin - Philadelphia Flyers


37. Gavin Kirk - Toronto Maple Leafs


38. John Garrett - St. Louis Blues


39. Richard Lemieux - Vancouver Canucks


40. Bob Peppler - Chicago Blackhawks


41. Terry West - New York Rangers


42. Dave Bonter - Boston Bruins


Round 4

43. Hartland Monahan - California Golden Seals


44. George Hulme - Detroit Red Wings


45. Ed Sidebottom - Montreal Canadiens


46. Gerry Methe - Pittsburgh Penguins


47. Bob Richer - Buffalo Sabres


48. Neil Komadoski - Los Angeles Kings


49. Mike Legge - Minnesota North Stars


50. Ted Scharf - Philadelphia Flyers


51. Rick Cunningham - Toronto Maple Leafs


52. Derek Harker - St. Louis Blues


53. Greg Hubick - Montreal Canadiens


54. Clyde Simon - Chicago Blackhawks


55. Jerry Butler - New York Rangers


56. Dave Hynes - Boston Bruins


Round 5

57. Ray Belanger - California Golden Seals


58. Earl Anderson - Detroit Red Wings


59. Mike McNiven - Vancouver Canucks


60. Dave Murphy - Pittsburgh Penguins


61. Steve Warr - Buffalo Sabres


62. Gary Crosby - Los Angeles Kings


63. Brian McBratney - Minnesota North Stars


64. Don McCullouch - Philadelphia Flyers


65. Bob Sykes - Toronto Maple Leafs


66. Wayne Gibbs - St. Louis Blues


67. Mike Busniuk - Montreal Canadiens


68. Dean Blais - Chicago Blackhawks


69. Fraser Robertson - New York Rangers


70. Bert Scott - Boston Bruins


Round 6

71. Gerry Egers - California Golden Seals


72. Charlie Shaw - Detroit Red Wings


73. Tim Steeves - Vancouver Canucks


74. Ian Williams - Pittsburgh Penguins


75. Pierre Duguay - Buffalo Sabres


76. Camille LaPierre - Los Angeles Kings


77. Alan Globensky - Minnesota North Stars


78. Yvon Bilodeau - Philadelphia Flyers


79. Mike Ruest - Toronto Maple Leafs


80. Bernie Doan - St. Louis Blues


81. Ross Butler - Montreal Canadiens


82. Jim Johnston - Chicago Blackhawks


83. Wayne Wood - New York Rangers


84. Bob McMahon - Boston Bruins


Round 7

85. Al Simmons - California Golden Seals


86. Jim Nahrgang - Detroit Red Wings


87. Bill Green - Vancouver Canucks


88. Doug Elliott - Pittsburgh Penguins


89. Peter Harasym - Los Angeles Kings


90. Norm Dube - Los Angeles Kings


91. Bruce Abbey - Minnesota North Stars


92. Bobby Gerard - Philadelphia Flyers


93. Dale Smedsmo - Toronto Maple Leafs


94. Dave Smith - St. Louis Blues


95. Peter Sullivan - Montreal Canadiens


96. Doug Keeler - New York Rangers


97. Jean-Denis Royal - New York Rangers


98. Steve Johnson - Toronto Maple Leafs


Round 8

99. Angus Beck - California Golden Seals


100. Bob Boyd - Detroit Red Wings


101. Norm Cherrey - Vancouver Canucks


102. Bob Murphy - Vancouver Canucks


103. Lorne Stamler - Los Angeles Kings


104. Rod Lyons - California Golden Seals


105. Russ Friesen - Minnesota North Stars


106. Jerome Mrazek - Philadelphia Flyers


107. Bob Burns - Toronto Maple Leafs


108. Jim Collins - St. Louis Blues


109. Gene Sobchuk - New York Rangers


110. Jim Ivison - New York Rangers


Round 9

111. Andre Peloffy - New York Rangers


112. Elston Evoy - New York Rangers


113. Mike Antonovich - Minnesota North Stars


114. Gerry Lecomte - New York Rangers


Round 10

115. Wayne Forsey - New York Rangers


116. Bill Forrest - New York Rangers


117. Rich Coutu - Minnesota North Stars

Preceded by:
1970 NHL Amateur Draft		 NHL Entry Draft

Followed by:
1972 NHL Amateur Draft



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